ACTIVEsingle familyvia mls

134 Wright Road

Reeds Spring, MO, 65737

3 bd2 ba1,443 sqftBuilt 2002

List price

$179,900

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$1,169

Cap rate

14.2%

Cash-on-cash

39.0%

DSCR

2.22

Purchase price

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Nightly rate (ADR)

Occupancy %

Mgmt fee %

Est. annual revenue$49,184

Stays / year67

Property tax($972)

Insurance($900)

Utilities($3,000)

HOA($480)

Management($9,837)

Maintenance reserve($2,459)

Cleaning($6,023)

Net operating income$25,514

Down payment$35,980

Loan amount$143,920

Monthly payment (P&I)$957.50

Annual debt service($11,490)

Annual cash flow$14,024

Break-even occupancy30.0%

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Listing description

This spacious three-bedroom, two-bath home welcomes you with charming wood steps leading to the front door. Inside, the layout offers comfortable living and functional spaces throughout, along with ample closet storage. The large garage provides extra room for storage or projects, and the expansive backyard offers endless possibilities for outdoor activities--bringing together space, versatility, and opportunity to make it your own.

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